DVD has AC3, need second mp3 track?

lilhobo · 25th June 2010, 20:44

How can i add a second mp3 track directly from GK?

Inspector.Gadget · 26th June 2010, 00:49

Are you asking about adding a second MP3 track to an encoded AVI with video and 1 audio track already? Use AviMuxGUI and add both the original AVI and the second audio and make sure both audio tracks are selected. I'm not sure whether Virtualdub (bundled with AutoGK) can do dual audio, but surely someone on this forum does.

lilhobo · 26th June 2010, 03:14

why cannot i have the original AC3 and the new mp3 track (from the original AC3) either under it or above?

Inspector.Gadget · 26th June 2010, 03:18

You can. You need to use a muxer that supports more than one audio track.

lilhobo · 26th June 2010, 04:02

maybe virtualdubmod?

manono · 26th June 2010, 04:08

Yes, VDubMod can do it easily.

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26th June 2010, 00:49	#2 \| Link
Inspector.Gadget Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,618	Are you asking about adding a second MP3 track to an encoded AVI with video and 1 audio track already? Use AviMuxGUI and add both the original AVI and the second audio and make sure both audio tracks are selected. I'm not sure whether Virtualdub (bundled with AutoGK) can do dual audio, but surely someone on this forum does.

26th June 2010, 03:14	#3 \| Link
lilhobo Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 410	why cannot i have the original AC3 and the new mp3 track (from the original AC3) either under it or above?

26th June 2010, 03:18	#4 \| Link
Inspector.Gadget Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,618	You can. You need to use a muxer that supports more than one audio track.

26th June 2010, 04:02	#5 \| Link
lilhobo Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 410	maybe virtualdubmod?

26th June 2010, 04:08	#6 \| Link
manono Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawaii Posts: 7,406	Yes, VDubMod can do it easily.